Laura Capinas, LCSW

Very good. She listened to determine why I was there, and tried several approaches, looking for a fit. She was very helpful with the depression, making several very valuable suggestions, one of which has proven to be a long term life saver. After a several month hiatus, (sometimes life will get in the way) I plan to return. Hopefully, between my own changes and her insight I can make more progress.

Ms. Capinas is terrible. Not only is she utterly unable to sift through details to uncover root-cause issues, she is quick to judge, easily influenced, biased, and even willing to change her facts to fit a narrative. Ms. Capinas was immediately working against me, going as far as making up something that didn't even happen; these aforementioned characteristics, combined with her disregard to professionalism, significantly contributed to the successful alienation of my daughter by a clinically diagnosed mentally ill ex-wife. Ms. Capinas played an instrumental role in the alienation of my daughter and I speculate that her unprofessional bias helps her justify her role and allows her to sleep at night. She comes across as polite and educated which I believe makes her even more dangerous as a mental health care provider, particularly for children, and especially those who are involved in high conflict divorce. I cannot caution you enough against getting involved with her.

Laura is very good about quickly identifying the source of a problem and developing a plan of action. Her ability to pivot between my two children with very different personalities and struggles is impressive. She is helping us deal as a family with a divorce and how to manage as a reconfigured family unit going forward.

She is a wonderful intelligent person. Very knowledge and a was such a huge part of my child and our family learning to cope with her anxiety. I would highly recommend her to anyone.